The Archives: Celebrating Featured Artists
Image above shows two photo highlights from our Words Have Power Issue featuring Georgina Marie and our On Resting and Change-making Issue featuring Aster K. Foley.
Welcome to the Archives of The Herd!
As of the end of 2021, we have featured 21 artists, including musicians, poets, writers, visual artists, journalists, art directors, and more. As The Herd continues to grow, we look forward to highlighting artists who support their communities and drive the world towards positive change.
To explore, either click on the artist name to go directly to their website, or click on the Issue, to read their original interview in The Herd.
Thank you to these badass artists for building community and creating the worlds that they believe in.
2019 Features:
Ceramicist Emily Nadel, of Issue I.
Musician Adi Wickham-Gobert, of Issue II.
Novelist Ruth Galm, of Issue III.
Art Director Laura Ståhlberg, of Issue IV.
Poet & visual artist Katia Aoun Hage, of Issue V.
2020 Features:
Poet and photographer Tara K. Shepersky, of Issue VI.
MC and songwriter Daniel Eugene, of Issue VII.
Multimedia artist Melinda, of Issue IX.
Poet Brett Benson, of Issue X.
Poet Dania Ayah Alkhouli, of Issue XII.
Journalist and poet Iris M. Crawford, of Issue XIV.
Artist Zeina Baltagi, of Issue XV.
Collaborative poets, Cindy Rinne and Bory Thach, of Issue XVII.
2021 Features:
Printmaker and community-builder, Aster K. Foley of Issue XVIII.
Visual artist and creator of Poppers the Pony, Dorian Katz, of Issue XIX.
Poet, editor, and writer, Georgina Marie, of Issue XX.
The June Bloom featured Dorian Katz, Arlen Ståhlberg, Ida K., Katia Aoun Hage, Julia Rigby, Georgina Marie, Daniel Eugene, Aster K. Foley, Iris Crawford, Tara K. Shepersky, and Allie Rigby—all in Issue XXI.
Short story writer & essayist, Elizabeth Forsyth, of Issue XXII.
Collaborative poets Karla Brundage and Dr. Allison E. Francis, of Issue XXIII.
Karla Brundage celebrated the release of her latest book co-written with Dr. Allison E. Francis. Read Mulatta—Not So Tragic? from Fleur Du Mal Press today!